Sentence examples for expiration according from inspiring English sources
Sony is expected to end its contract with producer Lukasz "Dr. Luke" Gottwald a year before its expiration, according to The Wrap. .
WC was measured in centimeters with an inelastic tape just above the superior border of the right iliac crest at the end of normal expiration, according to the NHANES III study [ 7].
While PSV provides a constant pressure support level that can lead to either under-compensation and/or over-compensation of the pressure drop across the endotracheal tube, ATC provides a programmable pressure that is intended to compensate for the endotracheal tube resistance during inspiration and expiration according to the actual gas flow [ 56].
Last year, consumers lost about $5 billion in gift card value to fees or expirations, according to the research firm TowerGroup.
With regard to Professor Rakove's comments, in the Federalist James Madison wrote, "At the expiration of twenty-five yeaccordingrding to the computed rate of increase, the number of representatives will amount to two hundred; and of fifty years, to four hundred".
Divide coupons according to the expiration dates (placing the soonest expiring coupons in front and latest in the back).
The examinations were performed with the participant lying at the left lateral recumbent position at the end of expiration and the images acquired according to the recommendations of the European Society of Echocardiography from the parasternal and apical views [ 23].
They all work well but should be replaced yearly or according to their expiration dates.
According to the USDA, expiration dates are not a safety date.
Different valves separate inspiration from expiration and direct the exhaled volume according to a threshold volume into the two chambers and a dead space volume may also be discarded.
With appropriate maneuvers (by controlling the volume/time or pressure/time curve) it is possible to derive mechanical properties of the respiratory system separated according to inspiration and expiration.
